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Doctify raised additional £5.4m to fund expansion

by Graham Simons
14 April 2021
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Healthcare review platform Doctify has announced an additional $7.5m (£5.4m) in its latest funding round, taking its overall investment to date to $20m.

This latest round was led by Keen Venture Partners, with participation from existing investors, Amadeus Capital, Guinness Asset Management, as well as Tom Teichman (an early-stage investor in  Doctify and in Lastminute.com, Made.com and Notonthehighstreet.com).

The company revealed it plans further growth in Germany and to further develop its Doctify Insights & Analytics Tool for healthcare providers to gain better insights into their patient feedback.

Commenting, Doctify’s CEO Stephanie Eltz said: “We are thrilled to partner with investors to fuel our continued growth and accomplish Doctify’s mission of helping 30m people across the globe to find the right specialist by 2023. We believe that by empowering providers to better capture patient feedback with technology, we can drive tangible improvements in healthcare.”

Briehan Burke, principal at Keen Venture Partners, added: “Doctify co-founders Stephanie and Suman, both surgeons by background, bring deep expertise in healthcare and are in prime position to transform and win the market. Their solution is driving real-time improvements to patient care across multiple international providers.”

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